Breathtaking beauty on Lamage Point Trail, Town of St Anthony. This is a 1 KM trail on the Eastside of Town that won’t disappoint! When
Breathtaking Beauty Along Lamage Point Trail
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A Perfect Trifecta at Triple Falls Trail
Triple Falls trail is located just North and opposite of Triple Falls RV Park on Route 430 about 10 minutes south of St. Anthony. The
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Spectacular Snaps Along Squid Jigging Point Trail, Noddy Bay
Squid Jigging Point Trail, Noddy Bay on the Great Northern Peninsula is a 2.1 KM loop that takes you to a viewing area. It is
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Early Indigenous People Settled in Port au Choix Thousands of Years Ago
Parks Canada are the caretakers of the archaeological site, Phillip’s Garden in Port au Choix. The site provides insight to our indigenous early people who
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Destination Black Duck Cove Seashore Day Park & Trails
The Black Duck Cove Seashore Day Park is a hidden gem with housing miniatures, playground, viewing area, basketball court and picnic area for all ages
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Forrester’s Point has a New Trail
Walking trails from Black Duck Cove Day Park takes you to Forrester’s Point on the Great Northern Peninsula. These upgrades were completed in 2019. The
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Ferry Watching at Deep Cove Trail Extension
Deep Cove is a National Heritage Site, which served as a winter housing area for residents of Anchor Point. The Straits Development Association has been
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St. Genevieve River Walking Trail, a Favourite for Anglers
St. Genevieve River Walking Trail is definitely a favourite spot for anglers. As you walk along the trail you can watch salmon fishers casting their
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River of Ponds Walking Trails (Part 2)
The second walking trail to the big pond is still under development but it offers a lovely walk along the water with views of the
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River of Ponds Walking Trails (Part 1)
On Route 430 in the Town of River of Ponds you will find a designated parking area and a sign that says River of Ponds
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White Rocks Walking Trail & Extension
The White Rocks Walking Trail is Dedicated to the Memory of WWI Veteran Lt. Albert S. Rose. It is an extremely well done trail by
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Geology and Fossils at Green Point
Green Point is a geology site that has unique cliffs and many unique layered rocks that is worth a visit connecting to nearly 500 million
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Long Range Mountains in View at Berry Head Pond
Berry Head Pond Trail is directly on Route 430 north of Rocky Harbour and has a dedicated parking lot that marks the beginning of the
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Beaver Dams at Berry Hill Pond
Campers are Berry Hill will enjoy a nice 2 kilometre walk around the pond within the campground and will likely encounter beavers and their dams.
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St. Anthony Bight Loop a Popular Walk for Locals & Tourists
The St. Anthony Bight Loop is a picnic area, walking trail and offers nature viewing and is quite popular with locals and visitors in the
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A 10,000 year old cool one after Iceberg Hunting in Newfoundland!
Newfoundland and Labrador is synonymous with the ice giants, 10,000 year old glaciers that break away from Greenland and come as icebergs to our shores.
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Will Icebergs return to Silver Point in 2021?
St. Anthony Bight is just a few kilometres outside the Town of St. Anthony and it is often a location where icebergs rests and can
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A Salmon Pool Like No Other near Roddickton, NL
The Great Northern Peninsula is filled with thousands of years of history since our first indigenous people. The land and natural phenomena that surrounds this
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Finding Miniatures in St. Margaret’s Bay
St. Margaret’s Bay is nestled between the Dog Peninsula of Bird Cove to Reefs Harbour-Shoal Cove West and New Ferolle. It provided shelter to early
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Endangered Long’s Braya Finds Home in Sandy Cove on the Great Northern Peninsula
The Sandy Cove Ecological Reserve is found wedged between the communities of Savage Cove and Sandy Cove along the limestone barrens along the coast of
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French Rooms Bread Oven & Barbace Cove, Port au Choix, NL
Fresh rolls are served up using a French bread oven in Port au Choix. At the end of Forest road in this historic fishing community
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Armistice Park & Resettlement Stories in Bide Arm, NL
Armistice Park is named after the schooner built by Master Boatbuilder William Hopkins, as the keel was laid on Armistice Day, November 11th, 1918. The
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Springtime Meant Leaving Deep Cove for Anchor Point, NL
Today a collection of colourful miniatures create the atmosphere of what life was like in Deep Cove on the Great Northern Peninsula in days gone
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Exploring the Isle of Demons – Quirpon Island
There are lots of mysteries and stories connected to the Isle of Demons or what is believed to be Quirpon Island. Quirpon Island is a
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Towering Ancient Ice Giants Live Here…
The towering ancient ice giants live at Goose Cove East on the Great Northern Peninsula and can be viewed easily from the Pumley Cove trail.
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Returning to Resettled Little Brehat by Trail, Great Brehat, NL
Great Brehat is a picturesque fishing community that is near St. Anthony and home to beautiful icebergs, whales, ocean views and an abundance of wild
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American Base Trail Offers Pristine Views of Cremaillere Harbour in St. Anthony, NL
St. Anthony had a strong connection to the US Military during the Cold War era, as it was designated as a superior vantage point over
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Enchanting Englee has remarkable Trail System
The Town of Englee is nothing short of enchanting with beautiful coastlines, incredible vistas that surround the island and mainland part of this interconnected community.
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Icebergs on Display at John Patey’s Trail, St. Carols, NL
St. Carols is picturesque. This tiny community of about 60 people neighbours the Town of St. Anthony and is a tourists dream for capturing images
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50 Centuries or 5,000 years of cultures connected to Dog Peninsula, Bird Cove, NL
Bird Cove is a tiny town of under 200 residents that may not always be on local residents and visitors vacation list – but it
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